/3/ - Voiced Palatoalveolar Fricative /3/ is the least common of all English consonant sounds. Many words such as GENRE and MASSAGE have come from French. A lot of words have alternative pronunciations with affricate /dz/or voiceless /J/. #phonetics #englishaccent #pronunciation | Pronunciation Studio

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ÐAΔE To Flare, to Blaze, to Be Bright, Flame ðaσe (vb.) ‘to flare (up), to blaze, to be bright, to burn’; (n.) ‘(burning) embers, fire, flame, red’; {be bead-like = flame, bright, shine, red extend out}; ¶¶¶ PATL *ðaσe, *tˀsaxe [*tˀsaʒˀe] > *tˀsagʷe- (vb.) ‘to flare (up), to blaze, to be bright, to burn’; (n.) ‘(burning) embers, fire, flame, red’; ¶¶¶ PC **dagʷi-, **degʷi- **degʷis > M.Ir. daig (gen. dega) “fire, pain” (from *degi-); about M.Bret. deuiff, Bret. Devi, Welsh deifio “burn” see unde